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### ACTIVITY 2: LITERATURE REVIEW

Instructions: Your literature review should be done in essay form and should be presented according to the following questions.

#### 2.1 Challenges of Transitioning from Adolescence to Adulthood

2.1.1 What is meant by the term "life roles" and indicate THREE ways in which teenagers can effectively manage life role changes as they go through the transition from adolescence to adulthood.
(1+3) (4) (Lower Order)

2.1.2 Explain TWO ways in which emotional changes during adolescence could make it difficult for teenagers to make healthy decisions regarding their sexual behavior.
(2x2) (4) (Middle Order)

2.1.3 Indicate THREE ways in which the need to conform to a peer group may affect the ability of the youth to make informed decisions about their lifestyle choices.
(3x2) (6) (Middle Order)

2.1.4 Discuss TWO negative challenges that adolescents may experience with their authority figures (such as parents/guardians and/or teachers) during the transition to adulthood.
(2x2) (4) (Middle Order)

[Sub-total: 18]



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Final answer:

Life roles are responsibilities individuals have in various aspects of life; emotional changes in adolescence can affect decisions, peer group conformity impacts decision-making.


Explanation:

Life roles refer to the various responsibilities and expectations a person has in different aspects of their life. In transitioning from adolescence to adulthood, teenagers can effectively manage life role changes by:

  1. Developing time management skills to balance school, work, and social activities.
  2. Seeking guidance from mentors or adults who have experience in managing multiple life roles.
  3. Building resilience and adaptability to navigate challenges that come with new responsibilities.

Emotional changes during adolescence can impact teenagers' decisions about sexual behavior by:

  • Influencing impulsive decision-making due to fluctuating hormones and moods.
  • Affecting self-esteem and body image, leading to risky behaviors to seek validation.

The need to conform to a peer group may affect youth's decision-making by:

  1. Pressuring individuals to engage in activities that may not align with their values or goals.
  2. Creating a fear of rejection or social exclusion if not conforming to the group norms.
  3. Limiting critical thinking and independent decision-making as individuals prioritize fitting in.

  5. Learn more about Transitioning from adolescence to adulthood here:
  6. https://brainly.com/question/38366356

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